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Roman Catholic AnswerFirst of all, to refer to the Ages of Faith as the dark ages is an extremely ignorant and insulting slur against Catholics who see the Ages of Faith as a golden age of belief when belief in God permeated Christian's lives.

Second of all, asking why the Catholic Church still follows dark age traditions is akin to asking someone if they still beat their wife. You are making an assumption that is entirely unwarranted, and in this case, false.

The Catholic Church follows the traditions given to her by Our Blessed Savior, the Lord, Jesus Christ; and clings to those traditions with a faith born of God. If she is still following traditions given to her by Our Blessed Lord in opposition to following the trends of the world, or heretics who have denied the faith, then, more power to her!

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